We reached the accident spot at 10:10 PM to find the truck (on the wrong side of the road) with the crushed rick next to it amidst a huge traffic jam on NH3. Then I saw 2 lungs and a heart lying on the road. The rear wheel of the Truck ran over the chest of one of the girls. The 'body' was lying right behind the rear wheel. The torso of the body was damaged beyond recognition. The other 3 were taken to 2 different hospitals. The luckiest of the 4 escaped with minor bruises and a headache but was in shock. The remaining 2 also have head injuries. The lesser injured one was vomiting blood and had 7 stitches on her forehead when I left the place at 1.30AM This one was still conscious though. The more injured one had stitches on the back of her head and multiple fractures in her knee, ribs, pelvic and arm. Unconscious.
We couldn't even tell the parents of the deceased truthfully. As of now, those people only know that there was an accident and their daughter is unconscious.
I don't know what I should learn from this incident. I don't know what could have been done. I only wish to urge everyone here to ride safe and be safe. It is so not a pretty sight for your parents when your friends have to pack up your stuff. Believe me I have packed up a friend's stuff not very long back. Everyone please wear your dog tags / military tags as we don't want any delays in you getting medical attention due to unknown details like emergency contact + blood group. The cellphones and wallets will get stolen so saving/writing a home / ICE contact there wont help.
P.S.: I doubt any amount of gear can help us from a similar incident.
P.P.S.: The rick fellow survived too.
I am highly tired and shaken. And have to ride to Pune in the morning(which I will probably postpone).


. It wasnt for cornering (hell, I had no idea ppl went to Lavasa specifically for that), it was just a leisure ride.
.. and he caved).
. He very harshly told me during day time (I was in full gear) when I tried to enter that "Andar 'riding' nahi karne ka. speed limit : 20")
... u must be shaken up too... if not as shocked as the survivors. Take care bro, and ride safe....
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